3ammy3uck3ts wrote:twix2500 wrote:The corner three is very important vs the Cavs because how they defend, especially from the 4 spot who Mobley or Allen has to defend.
Corner Three %Nikola Jovic 47.5%Haywood Highsmith 44.6%
Duncan Robinson 43 .4%
Alec Burks 40.7%
vs the Cavs the Heat are shooting 33% from the corner.
Bam - 45.5%
Herro - 45.7%
The importance of the corner three is to open up the paint for Herro, Bam and Wiggins. Wiggins and Herro are not primarily in the corner so its irrelavant what their % are. In Bam case he is in the corner often when paired with Ware, but as you can see the team is hesistant to give it to him. Bam is open a lot in the corner almost always but the teammates do not swing it to him and a lot of times when it does swing to him he doesnt take and and dribbles it up for a handoff or swings it back up. However, you want the paint to open up for the bigs, Herro and Wiggins. During one of the times out the mic caught Cavs coach saying keep defending the paint because the Heat wants to score in the paint. You want the defense to start defending the corners closely, once that happens the Heat can attack the paint and get to the line.
In this Cavs series Herro has taken 1 corner three. He is 1 for 1.
In this Cavs series Bam has is 1 for 5 from the corner.
Highsmith 3 for 3 100%
Robinson has taken 0 shots
Burks 0 for 1